We are trying to reinstall the pintle hook on our truck put can't figure how to get the brushing off ?? Pressed or are they threaded or just rusted on??
Pintle Hook installation...help
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Pintle Hook installation...help
Ernie Aguilar
Las Vegas,NV
WC 27 81510000 11/41
45 MB 2/45
Las Vegas,NV
WC 27 81510000 11/41
45 MB 2/45
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- My garage: Harley Davidson 42WLA, Dodge WC63, Dodge WC57, Chevrolet 1-1/2 ton 4x4. Originally an Earth Borer, Pole Setter. Drilling rig gone and truck now mounts a #7 Set Lifting Frame. i.e.: Light Wrecker.
- Location: 70km from Melbourne Australia
Re: Pintle Hook installation...help
I'm assuming that you have removed the large castleated nut.
One or both of the collars is rusted on Ernie. You could try using a bit of heat (Oxy/Acetylene) on the exposed ends but not near the spring. From memory only the ends of the collars are in contact with the shaft, about the first 1-1/4 inches or so. The rest of the bore is a larger diameter. The collars are supposed to be a sliding fit. With the nut removed the hook should just pull out.
David
One or both of the collars is rusted on Ernie. You could try using a bit of heat (Oxy/Acetylene) on the exposed ends but not near the spring. From memory only the ends of the collars are in contact with the shaft, about the first 1-1/4 inches or so. The rest of the bore is a larger diameter. The collars are supposed to be a sliding fit. With the nut removed the hook should just pull out.
David